BELL 672G Grader Parts Manual 2010 – Illustrated Parts Catalog PDF

Description

BELL 672G Grader Parts Manual – Illustrated Parts Catalog 870163

Finding the right replacement component for a BELL 672G motor grader starts with having the correct parts breakdown in front of you. This BELL Parts Manual for the 672G Grader – document number 870163, first issue April 2010 – is the illustrated parts catalog for the machine, covering everything from the wheels and axles through the transmission, engine, hydraulics, electrical system, operator station, and the grading and ground-conditioning attachments.

Each assembly is presented as an exploded illustration linked to a matching parts list, so a component can be traced back to its exact part number before an order is placed. Whether the job involves a differential rebuild, a hydraulic hose replacement, a cab component, or simply a gasket, the BELL 672G Grader Parts Manual is the reference that helps keep the part number correct on the first attempt.

File Details

• Manual type: Illustrated Parts Manual / Parts Catalog
• Brand: BELL Equipment Company
• Model: 672G Grader (672GP referenced in the machine specifications)
• Document part number: 870163
• Issue date: April 2010 (First Issue, Rev A)
• Language: English
• Page count: 787 pages
• File format: PDF

Chapters Covered

The contents overview is organised into the following numbered groups:

• General Information
• Group 0100 – Wheels, Tyres and Tracks
• Group 0200 – Axles, Differentials & Suspension Systems
• Group 0300 – Transmission
• Group 0400 – Engine
• Group 0500 – Engine Auxiliary System
• Group 0900 – Steering System
• Group 1000 – Service Brakes
• Group 1300 – Miscellaneous Vehicle
• Group 1600 – Vehicle Electrical Systems
• Group 1700 – Frame, Chassis or Supporting Structure
• Group 1800 – Operator’s Station
• Group 1900 – Sheet Metal and Styling
• Group 2000 – Safety, Convenience and Miscellaneous
• Group 2100 – Vehicle Main Hydraulic System
• Group 3400 – Grading Device
• Group 4200 – Ground Conditioning Tool

Inside those groups the catalog breaks down into hundreds of individual sub-assemblies: tandem housing, tandem drive and planetary, final drive and tandem pivot, service brakes, axle and drive chain, differential fittings, driveshaft, front axle and mounting pin, wheel lean bar, front axle tie rod, HFWD hubs and motors, hydraulic front wheel drive pumps, differential lock hydraulics, transmission stages and valve groups, engine long-block components, cooling and fan drive, fuel system, steering cylinders, service brake accumulators, cab trim and HVAC, main hydraulic control valve sections, moldboard and circle, blade lift, tilt and side shift cylinders, circle drive gearbox, rotary manifold, rear ripper/scarifier, and mid-mounted dozer blade.

What a Technician Gets from This Manual

This is not a step-by-step repair guide – it does not walk through disassembly sequences or torque procedures. What it does is more focused: it identifies each part, gives it a name and a part number, and shows how the pieces relate through an exploded view. That makes it the primary reference for parts ordering, assembly identification, and verifying that a component on the machine matches the catalog drawing.

For anyone maintaining a 672G or 672GP, the practical value is in the numbers. Part numbers are listed per assembly with quantities, remarks, and serial-number applicability where the publication shows it. The engine group covers the John Deere 6090HDW01, 6090HDW04 and 6068HDW75 engines used across these machines. The electrical group covers main wiring, front and rear platform harnesses, cab interior harness, engine harness, fuse panel, and HFWD harnesses. The hydraulic group covers the main pump, main control valve mounting, right and left control valve sections, load-sense hoses, main hydraulic filter, and reservoir.

Coverage for the Full Machine and Its Attachments

Because this is a parts catalog rather than a system-specific guide, it spans the machine end to end. Grading device sections cover the 14 ft x 24 in x 7/8 in moldboard with 5/8 in x 8 in cutting edges, moldboard overlays, right and left moldboard extensions, integrated grade control mast mounts, draft frame, saddle frame, blade tilt frame, circle frame, extended-life circle inserts, circle drive gearbox with slip clutch, blade impact system, and the full set of blade cylinders. Ground conditioning tool sections cover the rear ripper/scarifier, rear scarifier shanks, mid-mounted dozer blade, and ripper plumbing.

The operator station group covers the low-profile cab with doors and fixed windows, cab isolators, trim panels, headliner, floormat, rear interior panels, roof, doors, opening windows, front and rear windshield wipers, lower wiper disable sensor, front console, side console, standard control linkages, seat and air seat suspension components, cab steps, heater hoses, ducting, HVAC module components, and A/C compressor and service kits.

Why the Illustrated Catalog Beats Guesswork

Ordering the wrong part on a motor grader is expensive – in the cost of the part and in the downtime while the correct one arrives. An exploded diagram paired with a numbered parts list removes most of that guesswork. When a hydraulic hose, seal kit, bearing, or actuator is called out in the manual, it can be matched against the part on the bench or in the machine and ordered with confidence. The catalog also identifies kit numbers, seal kits, and service assemblies, which matters when a single component is only sold as part of a larger kit.

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The BELL 672G Grader Parts Manual is delivered as an instant-download PDF. Once the order is complete there is no shipping wait – the file is available immediately and can be opened on a laptop, tablet, or phone in the workshop, printed for the bench, or stored on a service laptop for reference in the field.